"For the horses who are completely
sound and pretty good movers, they move even better,
freer, with more relaxation, length of stride and
suspension. For the horses who are older and a little
arthritic, the difference is dramatic. They are instantly
so much more comfortable that they move significantly
better."
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Cindy Sydnor,
Dressage Instructor, competitor, trainer, AHSA dressage
judge,
USDF certification examiner, Snow Camp, NC
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"Poor footing results in insidious destruction
of bones, joints, and soft tissue. Your horse cannot
make the decision to stop this abuse. I made an investment
in our future. I got Surefoot to help. It's SURE -
no sliding, cupping, or rolling. It's ALIVE - my horse
can spring and lift with ease. My back no longer feels
the concussion of each stride - imagine how the horse
feels!"
Carol
Lavell,
AHSA judge and competitor in dressage for the USA
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"Footing is critical to the soundness of the
horse. Poor footing endangers soundness. Sometimes
poor footing leads to an acute problem, such as a
bowed tendon or strained suspensory," which the
veterinarian specialist notes can be addressed right
away, but, Dr. Clayton adds, "often the real
problem is that the effects of daily concussion may
not be apparent until years later when arthritic changes
become apparent."
Hilary
M. Clayton,
BVMS, PhD, MRCVS,
holder of the McPhail Dressage chair in Equine Sports
Medicine at Michigan State University
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